If your cable company is offering Arris' Moxi Whole Home DVR setup (we've seen it pop up on Shaw, BendBroadband and Wide Open West so far) you should have a few new features headed your way. This week at the NCTA Cable Show 2012 it's debuting Moxi software release 2.0 which adds in a WebKit-based browser, downloadable apps and an appstore the TV provider can customize itself, as well as APIs and SDKs aplenty to bring in third party developers. With the SDK, other companies can pair mobile devices and build in remotes or stream content, while Arris is also showing off its own iPad app (images after the break) for remote DVR scheduling. Unfortunately, we're told these upgrades won't trickle down to owners of Moxi's retail DVRs, but considering how close they came to total deactivation, we're not that surprised.
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If I didn’t already subscribe to Dish and own a Hopper, I would get the Arris Moxi DVR. My Hopper comes with three Joeys and delivers me with full DVR functions in every room, and it can record up to six shows at once. The Hopper has a 2 terabyte hard drive that allows me to record up to 250 hours of HD recording time. I work for Dish and I can also tell you that the Hopper also gives customers the option to skip their commercials! Call and check it out.
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